Showing posts with label graphics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphics. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

More Free Scrapbooking Elements

These images were created with digital scrapbooking in mind - I wanted some unique elements for my own scrapbooks, so I scoured some really old books, etc. and found these. They would work equally well for your printable crafts as well. I hope you like them as much as I do! - Judy
 







 

Free Digital Scrapbooking Images - Retro & Vintage

I hope the title isn't confusing; I couldn't decide which to share, retro or vintage, so I decided to share both! Here they are, some backgrounds and graphics for you to use in your digital or printed scrapbooking and craft projects - Enjoy! - Judy
 






 

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Free Vintage Scrapbooking Papers #1 - music theme

This is something I've not done before - using vintage images to create scrapbook papers! I am pleased with the results, and want to share them, so you can create with these beautiful images. - Judy
 


 

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Free Retro Recipe Cards

I'm having so much fun creating these recipe cards to share with you! Enjoy! - Judy
You can download the full-size graphics I used at The Graphics Diva.
 

 

Thursday, July 25, 2013

Free Printable Craft - Pretty Pencil Box

I designed this pencil box using a sweet little "Dove Pencils" vintage advertisement. This would be perfect to make as a gift, or make several and use and party favors. Whatever you craft with this will be a hit!  Note: You can download the dove graphics here.- Judy


Friday, July 12, 2013

Free Craft Card - Folding Castle

Please excuse me if I'm proud of this one: I designed and created this card just in the last few hours. I'm very pleased to share it with you The card is in two parts: one outside, and one inside. Cut open  the windows with a craft knife, and they can be folded open to reveal the little ladies' faces. Using a craft knife or scissors, cut the door of the castle on each side, one halfway down the middle, the other halfway up the middle, following the printed lines, so you can close the card by sliding the doors over eachother at the cuts. The matching envelope has a little round image that you may use to seal the envelope; for extra strength, you might want to cover it with a little clear adhesive plastic.. Let me know if you have any questions about how to assemble it.  Have fun! - Judy
P.S. - get the original Poppy and Rose graphics here: http://thegraphicsdiva.blogspot.com/2013/07/vintage-graphics-flower-girls-poppy-rose.html